Chronic marijuana users believe the drug helps them with great thoughts/ideas!

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pot induced ideas have been some of the best ideas mankind has ever known, how do you think they cure cancer common
 
Like most recreational drugs, the best results come from occasional use.

The best thing about drugs, imo, is the bending of perception and reality. Do too much and you're trying to make them a substitute for reality, and that doesn't often work out so well. No matter how crappy reality is, it usually must be dealt with.
 
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MrX
Like most recreational drugs, the best results come from occasional use.

The best thing about drugs, imo, is the bending of perception and reality. Do too much and you're trying to make them a substitution for reality, and that doesn't often work out so well. No matter how crappy reality is, it usually must be dealt with.
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MrX is sharp in the game of life also.
he's got the universe by the short and curlies
 
MrX
Like most recreational drugs, the best results come from occasional use.

The best thing about drugs, imo, is the bending of perception and reality. Do too much and you're trying to make them a substitution for reality, and that doesn't often work out so well. No matter how crappy reality is, it usually must be dealt with.
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Hall of Fame post Mr. X. :thumbsup:

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Mr. X is being attacked by tiny rabbits? :clueless:
 
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Mr. X is being attacked by tiny rabbits? :clueless:
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I think it's some of that bended reality, there. Doesn't it look fun?
 
anyone ever experienced drug induced psychosis????

Bread??????
:niggacrew:
 
Cannabis is very addictive. I can't sleep without it.
 
fiveteamer
pot induced ideas have been some of the best ideas mankind has ever known, how do you think they cure cancer common
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The guy who invented furby toys was smoking pot.
 
you must be doing it wrong

been smoking an 1/8 every 3 days for the last 7 years( spend about $130 a week)

I'm just as motivated and inspired as I ever was, makes every facet of my life better...hasn't made me paranoid in the least bit, your brother was probably already a whack job from the get-go and the weed just enhances his already delusional thought process...

my day goes like this

10am ininhale 1 vapor bag when i wake up......30 min Jog, 15 minutes hitting the heavy bag

1pm iinhale 1 vapor bag...browse my betting options for the day, and check a few reputable MMA sources

4pm inhale 1 vapor bag...east some kind of heavy pasta and ice cream

6pm load the bong up with a bowl and sprinkle some homemade keef on it....fire away at most of my bets for the day

9.pm inhale 2 vapor bags ....begin research for a few write-ups due later in the week

1am.... inhale 2 vapor bags and spoke 3 or 4 bowls before going to sleep.... sleep like Prince Caspian

of course there's a few more meals sprinkled in there ;)


without it I'm usually highly agitated, never sleep, and usually unmotivated
 
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Polaroid
Examples, please - and the more entertaining the better.
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Sorry to disappoint pal but its just stupid trivial shit he talks about.

He has a university degree and likes to believe he is the smartest human currently walking the earth.
 
to an extent, but that's mostly how I went through life before I started smoking...sleep has been an issue for me since I was very young.


beats the hell out of prozac
 
Am I the only one here who's high on life? Except for Muddy?
 
the only drugs that have truly hindered my brain are acid. mushrooms , and most other psychedelics....I honestly wish I could take back half of my trips, once the bad trips( mostly this year) slowly started to outweigh the good ones I knew it was time for a break.

I'm sitting on about 200 dollars worth of acid, some 4 month old mushrooms, and well over 800 dollars worth of 2c-b/2c-e...honestly doubt I ever touch any of these drugs again...free drugs for anyone who is ever near austin!
 
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